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Seed Unit Study Resources – Life Cycle Printables
A seed unit study can be great any time of year. Start seeds indoors to learn about the life cycle of plants. Plant a garden to see how much life is produced by one tiny seed. Research what types of seeds humans can eat and determine their nutritional value.
We have created activity worksheets and other printables to go with a seed study, plant study, and flower study. Check out all of the resources below.
Here is a collection of seed themed posts and resources to help you put together a seed unit study or enhance your current science curriculum lessons.
Hands-On Seed Unit Study Resources
Study Seeds with Peanuts – FREE Life Cycle and Activity Printables
This packet includes a plant research form to use with any plant study and links to some excellent agriculture resources to enhance your study.
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We enjoy listening to audiobooks, and I try to pair biographies with science topics we are studying. This biography of George Washington Carver from YWAM Publishing is outstanding! We have written a review here. (The product description indicates this is for ages 9-12, but all ages will enjoy the story of his remarkable life and contributions.)
Paperback version
Audio download version
Young reader version
Starting Seeds Indoors with a free printable
More Plant Unit Study Resources
Life Cycle Of A Plant >>>> More FREE printables from The Homeschool Scientist
Life Cycle of a Flower >>>>More FREE printables from The Homeschool Scientist
Lots of good information on heirloom seeds from the U.S. National Agriculture Library
35 Seed Activities For Young Kids
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I hold a master’s degree in child development and early education and am working on a post-baccalaureate in biology. I spent 15 years working for a biotechnology company developing IT systems in DNA testing laboratories across the US. I taught K4 in a private school, homeschooled my children, and have taught on the mission field in southern Asia. For 4 years, I served on our state’s FIRST Lego League tournament Board and served as the Judging Director. I own thehomeschoolscientist and also write a regular science column for Homeschooling Today Magazine. You’ll also find my writings on the CTCMath blog. Through this site, I have authored over 50 math and science resources.